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Trinity CertTESOL Course

Gain an internationally recognised TEFL certification in Barcelona in 4 weeks

Discover A Rewarding New Career

The Trinity CertTESOL course is considered the most complete course for new English teachers and is recognized across the globe. You’ll be prepared and qualified to find work here in Barcelona, or wherever your travels may take you.

This course is ideal for you if:

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You have never taught before or have little formal experience.

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You want to maximise your work opportunities with first-class training and an internationally recognised Trinity CertTESOL qualification.

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You need help with your move to Barcelona.

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You want to experience local culture.

Internationally Recognized Qualification

Barcelona? Bangkok? Brazil? Trinity CertTESOL is accepted across the globe.

Practical Classroom Experience

You’ll build confidence by teaching groups of real students.

Small Group Sizes

Our classes max out at 12, giving everybody access to an instructor.

Post-Grad Job Prospects

We work hard to ensure that all our students find relevant work after graduation.

I’m so glad I decided to attend TEFL Iberia for my certification. The entire staff is incredible. The instructors are terrific and the faculty is so supportive. They help you every step of the way, from relocation to assistance in helping you find a job after the course is complete. I highly recommend them!
Erika Grandstaff

What’s Included?

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160-hour Trinity CertTESOL course and qualification.

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Trinity CertTESOL examination and certificate fees.

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Expert tuition from professional teachers.

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Access to our beautiful school library, high-speed wifi, computers.

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6+ hours of observed teaching practice with real learners.

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Job contacts and placement help – our host school hires exclusively from TEFL Iberia graduates.

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Dedicated course coordinator.

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Pre-course breakfast.

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Social calendar at the school.

FULL PRICE:

1650€

EARLY BIRD PRICE: Pay in full 4 weeks in advance

1550€

Barcelona TEFL Course Dates

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Trinity CertTESOL
25 November 2024
20 December 2024
1650

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Trinity CertTESOL
7 January 2025
31 January 2025
1650

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3 February 2025
28 February 2025
1650

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Trinity CertTESOL
3 March 2025
28 March 2025
1650

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The Trinity CertTESOL Application Process

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Application

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Language awareness task

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Interview

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Registration

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The course begins!

Check out our entry requirements and how to make a good application. Fill out your online application and start the process.

After submitting your form, you will be directed to a quick 10-minute online test that assesses your suitability for the TEFL course content.

Once you pass your test, you will be matched with a course coordinator for a 20-30 minute discussion covering the course content. You can also take the opportunity to ask as many questions as you like.

We will organise tuition payment and your place on the course will be confirmed.

The fun, expert-level English teacher training begins! Once you arrive in Spain you’re only a few weeks away from a new career as an English teacher.

Richard Davie
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Course Curriculum And Timetable

The Trinity CertTESOL course is 160 hours long and takes place over 4 weeks. The timetable is Monday - Friday, 09.30 - 18.00.

Is English Not Your Native Language?

You need to demonstrate a C1 level in order to be able to do the course.

English level test

Week 1

Monday
  • Welcome and introductions to online study tools.
  • Introduction to teaching & course overview
  • Introduction to lesson planning (PPP model)
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Tuesday
  • Classroom management
  • Lessons planning (TTT model)
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Wednesday
  • Grammar review
  • Verb tense and aspect
  • Choral drilling
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Thursday
  • Lexis (1): Form, collocations
  • Using the board
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Friday
  • Lexis (2): Presenting
  • Asking effective Concept Checking Questions (CCQs)
  • End of week review
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback

Week 2

Monday
  • Alternative lesson planning models
  • Meaning, Form, Pronunciation
  • Unknown Language Lesson
Tuesday
  • Reception Skills: Reading
  • Cross-linguistic comparisons with Spanish
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Wednesday
  • Reception Skills: Listening
  • Grammar: The passive voice
  • Emergent Language
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Thursday
  • Error correction
  • Learner Profile assignment preparation
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Friday
  • Pronunciation
  • Connected speech
  • Learner Profile interviews
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback

Week 3

Monday
  • Exploring authentic materials
  • Testing and assessment
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Tuesday
  • Teaching kids
  • Productive skills: Speaking
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Wednesday
  • Guided discovery
  • Grammar: relative clauses
  • Inductive v.s. Deductive learning
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Thursday
  • Materials Assignment preparation
  • Learner Profile assignment preparation
Friday
  • Productive skills: writing
  • Discourse analysis
  • Coherence and cohesion
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback

Week 4

Monday
  • Teaching exam preparation classes
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Tuesday
  • English for Specific Purposes (ESP)
  • Teaching methodologies
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Wednesday
  • Jobs / careers talk
  • Professional development
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Thursday
  • Online teaching
  • Materials Assignment mock interview
  • Teaching practice, observations and feedback
Friday
  • Moderation

Assesment Criteria

Download full assesment criteria (pdf)
Download Trinity CertTESOL Syllabus

We’ve Helped Hundreds Of Students Qualify As A Teacher And Find Work In Overseas. Are You Next?

Check out what these past students had to say

"I now feel like a really confident teacher"

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We got great feedback after every lesson, with lots of teaching practice which I really enjoyed.

JackMonth TEFL Course Graduate

“I found the teaching practice really rewarding”

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I learned so much about myself, I learned I could actually teach!

Will and AnyaMonth TEFL Course Graduates

“I loved that we jumped immediately into teaching”

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It's great to have people that are there for you, it's a nice, supportive system.

Billy, Gavyn and MikeMonth TEFL Course Graduates

Frequently Asked Questions

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Does this course qualify me to teach English?

Yes. The Trinity CertTESOL certificate, is one of few courses which are recognised by governments and schools internationally.

How much will I get paid as an English teacher?

The average rate of pay nowadays for new teachers is 15-17€/hour. Working for an academy full time (20 hours) you can expect to earn 1300€/month after tax. If you add on 2 private classes per week (it is easy to do more) you can increase that to 1600€/month."

Do I need to speak Spanish to teach English in Barcelona?

No. English is the only language used in the classroom and we want to show you how you can teach without using a word of the foreign language.

How long will it take me to find a job?

Normally two weeks of continued job searching. We run our job finding workshop early-on in the course so you can start looking for jobs before the end of the course.

Do I need a visa?

If you are a European Union citizen then you are free to work and study in any of the EU countries. If you are a non-EU citizen then you can stay up to three months as a tourist and you are free to study and do private classes during this time. If you would like to stay longer and obtain a work permit, the easiest way to do this is with a student visa, which will allow you to work up to 20 hours per week (which is full time for an English teacher). TEFL Iberia can process a student visa for you, for more detailed information please contact coordination@tefl-iberia.com.

What is the average cost of living in Barcelona?

In Barcelona you can expect to pay 550-600€ for a quality double room in a shared flat in the city centre, then about 150€/week on food and entertainment – this money will stretch quite far as Barcelona can be very cheap compared to the UK / US / Canada / Australia.